Interface between drained peat bog and coniferous plantation. Then original hedgerow later.
Cloudy, but bright, with occasional drizzle.
At first I thought this was a washed-out Sickener, then I noticed I was under Birch. I think it's possibly Russula betularum. Cap about 3 cm. across.
This was fairly obviously a Lactarius. Given location (under Pine) and the slowly developing reaction to the milk, I think it's the Rufous Milk Cap - Lactarius rufus. Cap about 4 cm. across.
The Bilberry is now ripe, and rather tasty.
Back to the hedgerow for an evening walk. Two shots of the Great Willowherb. Flower about 2 cm across.
